welovetrump--2020-06-27--Video: White Protester Screams at 3 Black Cops, You “Are Part of the Problem” and “Racism is a White

Video: White Protester Screams at 3 Black Cops, You “Are Part of the Problem” and “Racism is a White Person’s Problem”

Many observers are pointing the hypocrisy of the `` woke '' left .
They are behaving the behavior they claim to criticize .
The Daily Mail has more details on the young woman in DC , who is currently unidentified , claiming that black cops are part of the problem : A white woman was filmed angrily confronting two black police officers at a protest in Washington D.C. Tuesday , telling them that 'they are part of the problem ' .
The video of the protester , filmed by Henry Rodgers , a senior congressional correspondent for The Daily Caller @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a fiery rant about how being white did not stop her from criticizing the black cops .
The woman faced off with at least three black officers during a protest at Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House which lasted late into the night .
In the video , the unidentified woman - wearing black leggings and a crop top with a printed face mask and hat - stands in front of two black male cops holding a sign reading 'Police the Police ' .
'Why do n't you take off your @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ? '
she asks but the officers do not respond and continue looking straight ahead .
Rodgers then interjects and asks the woman : ' I have a question for you .
You 're white and you 're telling this to two black police officers ?
Do n't you see the problem with that a little bit ? '
The protesters whips round to face Rodgers and declares that she can 'fight for justice ' even if she is white .
'No , I do n't , ' she says to Rodgers ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and I have n't experienced racism myself does n't mean I ca n't fight for justice . '
'They 're a part of the system .
They 're a part of the problem , ' she continues , pointing at the officers .
'Just because they 're black does n't mean they 're not a part of the problem .
I 'm allowed to say this to whoever .
Because I 'm white , racism is a white person 's problem .
'Racism is my problem .
I need to fix this .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ I 'm talking to all of them .
Black , white , f****in ' brown , purple .
I do n't give a sh** ' .
As of Wednesday evening , the video had been viewed more than 2.7million times .
A second video of the same woman showed her confronting a third cop at the same protest .
Posted on Twitter by Emily Jashinsky , a culture editor for conservative online magazine , The Federalist , she wrote that ' a white woman ( in lululemon ) tells a black cop ' @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sees the protester standing directly in front on the female officer and holding her phone in her face , telling the cop to 'Smile for Breonna Taylor ' .
The latest data suggests that at least 15.5 percent of the nation 's law enforcement is black .
Most of these officers sign-up with pride to protect their hometowns and to keep the streets safe .
Yet many white , `` woke '' BLM protesters have been caught on camera harrassing black police officers .
Observers note that this behavior is hypocritical and undermines @ @ @ @ @ @ @ `` tolerance '' that the Democratic party claims to value .

Many observers are pointing the hypocrisy of the "woke" left.
They are behaving the behavior they claim to criticize.
The Daily Mail has more details on the young woman in DC, who is currently unidentified, claiming that black cops are part of the problem:
A white woman was filmed angrily confronting two black police officers at a protest in Washington D.C. Tuesday, telling them that 'they are part of the problem'.
The video of the protester, filmed by Henry Rodgers, a senior congressional correspondent for The Daily Caller, went viral after she went on a fiery rant about how being white did not stop her from criticizing the black cops.
The woman faced off with at least three black officers during a protest at Black Lives Matter Plaza near the White House which lasted late into the night.
In the video, the unidentified woman - wearing black leggings and a crop top with a printed face mask and hat - stands in front of two black male cops holding a sign reading 'Police the Police'.
'Why don't you take off your uniform? Are you afraid of police?' she asks but the officers do not respond and continue looking straight ahead.
Rodgers then interjects and asks the woman: 'I have a question for you. You're white and you're telling this to two black police officers? Don't you see the problem with that a little bit?'
The protesters whips round to face Rodgers and declares that she can 'fight for justice' even if she is white.
'No, I don't,' she says to Rodgers' question. 'Just because I'm white and I haven't experienced racism myself doesn't mean I can't fight for justice.'
'They're a part of the system. They're a part of the problem,' she continues, pointing at the officers.
'Just because they're black doesn't mean they're not a part of the problem. I'm allowed to say this to whoever. Because I'm white, racism is a white person's problem.
'Racism is my problem. I need to fix this. That's why I'm here. I'm talking to all of them. Black, white, f****in' brown, purple. I don't give a sh**'.
As of Wednesday evening, the video had been viewed more than 2.7million times.
A second video of the same woman showed her confronting a third cop at the same protest.
Posted on Twitter by Emily Jashinsky, a culture editor for conservative online magazine, The Federalist, she wrote that 'a white woman (in lululemon) tells a black cop' to 'smile'.
The second video sees the protester standing directly in front on the female officer and holding her phone in her face, telling the cop to 'Smile for Breonna Taylor'.
The latest data suggests that at least 15.5 percent of the nation's law enforcement is black.
Most of these officers sign-up with pride to protect their hometowns and to keep the streets safe.
Yet many white, "woke" BLM protesters have been caught on camera harrassing black police officers.
Observers note that this behavior is hypocritical and undermines the message about "love" and "tolerance" that the Democratic party claims to value.


welovetrump--2020-06-27--Biden Wrongly Says “120 Million Dead from COVID;” Trump Slams as “Mortifyingly Stupid”

Former Vice President Joe Biden has been widely criticized for wrongly claiming that `` 120 million [ people are ] @ @ @ @ @ People quickly took to social media to wonder what 's wrong with Biden 's mental @ @ @ @ @ even chimed in , calling Biden 's comments `` mortifyingly stupid . ''
Over the @ @ @ @ @ observers have questioned the state of Joe Biden 's mental acuity .
Whenever he appears @ @ @ @ @ he 's prone to making gaffes and verbal slip-ups .
It 's worth noting that @ @ @ @ @ claim , but 120 million Americans is over 1/3rd of the entire country .
See @ @ @ @ @ well as Trump 's response on Fox News ' Hannity , below :

Former Vice President Joe Biden has been widely criticized for wrongly claiming that "120 million [people are] dead from COVID."
People quickly took to social media to wonder what's wrong with Biden's mental health.
President Trump himself even chimed in, calling Biden's comments "mortifyingly stupid."
Over the last few months, multiple observers have questioned the state of Joe Biden's mental acuity. Whenever he appears on the campaign trail, he's prone to making gaffes and verbal slip-ups.
It's worth noting that he corrected himself after his claim, but 120 million Americans is over 1/3rd of the entire country.
See Biden's comments, as well as Trump's response on Fox News' Hannity, below:


welovetrump--2020-06-26--President Trump Posts Wanted Poster of Rioters, Says 10 Year Prison Sentences Coming!

President Trump declared Tuesday morning that anyone caught vandalizing monuments or any other federal property can be subject to arrest and face up to 10 years in prison .
The president ’ s latest statement follows an attempt to take down a statue of Andrew Jackson in Washington , D.C. ’ s Lafayette Square near the White House Monday night , a second incident targeting the nearby St. John ’ s Church , and prior vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial and World War II Memorial .
“ I have authorized the Federal Government to arrest anyone who vandalizes or destroys @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Federal property in the U.S. with up to 10 years in prison , per the Veteran ’ s Memorial Preservation Act , or such other laws that may be pertinent , ” Trump tweeted .
“ This action is taken effective immediately , but may also be used retroactively for destruction or vandalism already caused .
There will be no exceptions !
” Historic monuments and statues have become the targets of anger and vandalism during protests in the wake of George Floyd 's police custody death at the end of May .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Confederate soldiers and generals largely in the South , but the anger has spread to monuments well beyond that historical period .
On Thursday , demonstrators in Portland , Ore. , toppled a statue of President George Washington .
Friday , protesters in San Francisco defaced and toppled the statue of former President Ulysses S. Grant , who led the Union Army during the Civil War .
Jackson , who has faced ire in the present day for his severe treatment of Native Americans , was the latest historical figure targeted by @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with racist pasts be taken down .
Reuters reported that while protesters failed to take down the Jackson statue , it was defaced Monday night with “ killer scum ” written on the pedestal .
The Veterans ' Memorial Preservation Act that Trump cited calls for up to 10 years behind bars and a fine for anyone who damages or attempts to damage `` any structure , plaque , statue , or other monument on public property commemorating the service of any person or persons in the armed forces of the United States @ @

Fox News had more details:
President Trump declared Tuesday morning that anyone caught vandalizing monuments or any other federal property can be subject to arrest and face up to 10 years in prison.
The president’s latest statement follows an attempt to take down a statue of Andrew Jackson in Washington, D.C.’s Lafayette Square near the White House Monday night, a second incident targeting the nearby St. John’s Church, and prior vandalism of the Lincoln Memorial and World War II Memorial.
“I have authorized the Federal Government to arrest anyone who vandalizes or destroys any monument, statue or other such Federal property in the U.S. with up to 10 years in prison, per the Veteran’s Memorial Preservation Act, or such other laws that may be pertinent,” Trump tweeted. “This action is taken effective immediately, but may also be used retroactively for destruction or vandalism already caused. There will be no exceptions!”
Historic monuments and statues have become the targets of anger and vandalism during protests in the wake of George Floyd's police custody death at the end of May.
The initial statues under fire were those of Confederate soldiers and generals largely in the South, but the anger has spread to monuments well beyond that historical period.
On Thursday, demonstrators in Portland, Ore., toppled a statue of President George Washington. Friday, protesters in San Francisco defaced and toppled the statue of former President Ulysses S. Grant, who led the Union Army during the Civil War.
Jackson, who has faced ire in the present day for his severe treatment of Native Americans, was the latest historical figure targeted by protesters demanding monuments and memorials to those with racist pasts be taken down. Reuters reported that while protesters failed to take down the Jackson statue, it was defaced Monday night with “killer scum” written on the pedestal.
The Veterans' Memorial Preservation Act that Trump cited calls for up to 10 years behind bars and a fine for anyone who damages or attempts to damage "any structure, plaque, statue, or other monument on public property commemorating the service of any person or persons in the armed forces of the United States."


welovetrump--2020-06-26--USPS Truck Reportedly Carrying Mail-In Ballots Destroyed in New Jersey Fire

New Jersey officials have alerted residents that mail-in ballots may have been destroyed in a fire .
A USPS truck @ @ @ @ @ problems in Morris Township .
The mechanical problems resulted in a fire , burning all @ @ @ @ @ .
An urgent notice was sent to residents in Morris Township , warning that if @ @ @ @ @ their ballots may have been destroyed .
Mail-in voting has become the center of controversy @ @ @ @ @ COVID-19 pandemic .
President Trump and other leaders have warned that mail-in voting could potentially @ @ @ @ @ voter fraud .
While Democrats have fought back and defended mail-in voting , the reality @ @ @ @ @ in-person is probably one of the safest ways to ensure the integrity of our election @ @ @ @ @ wrong with mail-in voting… even ballots being burned in mail trucks .
More details on @ @ @ @ @

New Jersey officials have alerted residents that mail-in ballots may have been destroyed in a fire.
A USPS truck broke down due to mechanical problems in Morris Township. The mechanical problems resulted in a fire, burning all the mail inside the truck.
An urgent notice was sent to residents in Morris Township, warning that if they voted by mail, their ballots may have been destroyed.
Mail-in voting has become the center of controversy in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
President Trump and other leaders have warned that mail-in voting could potentially result in ballot harvesting and voter fraud.
While Democrats have fought back and defended mail-in voting, the reality is that requiring voter ID in-person is probably one of the safest ways to ensure the integrity of our election.
Multiple things can go wrong with mail-in voting… even ballots being burned in mail trucks.
More details on this stunning case below:


welovetrump--2020-06-26--Undercover Facebook Content Moderator Video: “If Someone’s Wearing MAGA Hat, I’m Going to Delete The

Undercover Facebook Content Moderator Video: “If Someone’s Wearing MAGA Hat, I’m Going to Delete Them for Terrorism”

In many ways , Facebook content moderators can control what is allowed and what is n't allowed on the platform .
The social media giant has an algorithm that flags content as inappropriate .
When content has been flagged enough times , it can go to a human moderator for review .
The undercover video appears to suggest that Facebook 's content moderators are more likely to ban conservative speech than liberal speech .
According to the Washington Times : Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long insisted that the company is politically neutral , but the same apparently can ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ content moderators .
The social-media giant said it would review its training and oversight after a Project Veritas sting released Tuesday showed moderators on hidden-camera footage claiming that they delete pro-Trump and conservative posts ; that the company harbors an anti-Trump bias , and that Facebook shadow-bans content , despite its claims to the contrary .
In an email , a Facebook spokesperson said , “ Our reviewers work hard to keep our platform safe for billions of users every day.
” “ The reviewers ’ decisions are regularly evaluated to ensure our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” said the spokesperson .
“ We do not promote political viewpoints of any stripe and the comments included in this video are not consistent with our policies .
We will be reviewing our training and oversight to make sure these decisions are made consistent with our policies.
” The Project Veritas video featured an interview with former content moderator Zach McElroy of Cognizant , a third-party firm used by Facebook to police the platform , who said that about three-quarters of the posts flagged for “ civic harassment ” tilted to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ contrast between Republican versus Democrats in that queue , ” said Mr. McElroy .
“ I saw upwards of 75 % to 80 % of the posts in that queue were from Republican pages , politicians , journalists , and pages that supported the president or supported conservatives.
” He said the content moderators , who lean heavily to the left , “ are essentially in charge of what gets said and what gets stifled.
” “ And in speaking with a lot of them , I found that they are not at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in deleting or leaving up content , whether or not they ’ re allowed to or whether or not they ’ ll get penalized for it , especially when they ’ ve got nothing to lose , that is to say , they ’ re getting laid off , ” Mr. McElroy said .
[ ... ] While Facebook has a hands-off policy on Mr. Trump ’ s posts , he said , “ the fortunate thing is even if he does say something , if it gets repeated , we can at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ content moderator said , “ I think they ’ re very biased about who they ’ re going to protect , ” adding that he believes that Facebook shadow-bans , saying , “ it ’ s clear that people ’ s content don ’ t come up because it ’ s been de-filtered off the queue.
” “ They ’ re doing something , man .
They ’ re just trying to pretend that they ’ re not , ” he said .
Several moderators expressed anti-Trump sentiments .
“ Time to get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ said one staffer .
Another man said that “ like half the time when I delete people for pro-Trump sh*t , I ’ m like , you should be on a watch list , dude , ” while a woman said that on her last day with the company , “ If someone is wearing a MAGA hat , I am going to delete them for terrorism and just going to like go crazy.
” Mr. McElroy pointed to the disparate handling of two politically charged graphics : He said a drawing showing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a knife to his neck was allowed to remain on the platform , while a cartoon of Elmer Fudd “ shooting ” Democrat Beto O ’ Rourke was removed .
“ There ’ s no difference between the two , ” Mr. McElroy said .
“ There ’ s no logical reason why the determined reaction to those two posts would be different .
They should be the same.
” He said Facebook also made an exception to its policy against accusations of terrorism with a comment by CNN ’ s Don Lemon @ @ @ @ @ @ @ men are “ the biggest terrorist threat in this country , ” ruling that the remark was newsworthy .

In many ways, Facebook content moderators can control what is allowed and what isn't allowed on the platform.
The social media giant has an algorithm that flags content as inappropriate.
When content has been flagged enough times, it can go to a human moderator for review.
The undercover video appears to suggest that Facebook's content moderators are more likely to ban conservative speech than liberal speech.
According to the Washington Times:
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has long insisted that the company is politically neutral, but the same apparently can’t be said for all of its content moderators.
The social-media giant said it would review its training and oversight after a Project Veritas sting released Tuesday showed moderators on hidden-camera footage claiming that they delete pro-Trump and conservative posts; that the company harbors an anti-Trump bias, and that Facebook shadow-bans content, despite its claims to the contrary.
In an email, a Facebook spokesperson said, “Our reviewers work hard to keep our platform safe for billions of users every day.”
“The reviewers’ decisions are regularly evaluated to ensure our policies are applied fairly and accurately,” said the spokesperson. “We do not promote political viewpoints of any stripe and the comments included in this video are not consistent with our policies. We will be reviewing our training and oversight to make sure these decisions are made consistent with our policies.”
The Project Veritas video featured an interview with former content moderator Zach McElroy of Cognizant, a third-party firm used by Facebook to police the platform, who said that about three-quarters of the posts flagged for “civic harassment” tilted to the right.
“I saw a stark contrast between Republican versus Democrats in that queue,” said Mr. McElroy. “I saw upwards of 75% to 80% of the posts in that queue were from Republican pages, politicians, journalists, and pages that supported the president or supported conservatives.”
He said the content moderators, who lean heavily to the left, “are essentially in charge of what gets said and what gets stifled.”
“And in speaking with a lot of them, I found that they are not at all shy to exercise their political will in deleting or leaving up content, whether or not they’re allowed to or whether or not they’ll get penalized for it, especially when they’ve got nothing to lose, that is to say, they’re getting laid off,” Mr. McElroy said.
[...]
While Facebook has a hands-off policy on Mr. Trump’s posts, he said, “the fortunate thing is even if he does say something, if it gets repeated, we can at least get the average Joe.”
Another content moderator said, “I think they’re very biased about who they’re going to protect,” adding that he believes that Facebook shadow-bans, saying, “it’s clear that people’s content don’t come up because it’s been de-filtered off the queue.”
“They’re doing something, man. They’re just trying to pretend that they’re not,” he said.
Several moderators expressed anti-Trump sentiments. “Time to get the Cheetoh out of office,” said one staffer.
Another man said that “like half the time when I delete people for pro-Trump sh*t, I’m like, you should be on a watch list, dude,” while a woman said that on her last day with the company, “If someone is wearing a MAGA hat, I am going to delete them for terrorism and just going to like go crazy.”
Mr. McElroy pointed to the disparate handling of two politically charged graphics: He said a drawing showing Mr. Trump bleeding from the mouth with a knife to his neck was allowed to remain on the platform, while a cartoon of Elmer Fudd “shooting” Democrat Beto O’Rourke was removed.
“There’s no difference between the two,” Mr. McElroy said. “There’s no logical reason why the determined reaction to those two posts would be different. They should be the same.”
He said Facebook also made an exception to its policy against accusations of terrorism with a comment by CNN’s Don Lemon, who said in 2018 that white men are “the biggest terrorist threat in this country,” ruling that the remark was newsworthy.


welovetrump--2020-06-26--CBP Chief Confirms 95% of Illegal Immigrants Are Being Returned Under Trump, Not Detained

Many observers predict that the new policy could become the new standard , even after the pandemic ends .
Fox News reports that the order to deport illegal immigrants apprehended entering the country began in March of this year : The overwhelming majority of those trying to enter the country illegally are being `` expeditiously '' returned rather than put into detention , in part because of a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) order in March to combat the coronavirus crisis , the head of Customs and Border Protection ( CBP ) testified Thursday .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in response to the coronavirus crisis , suspends “ the introduction of persons from designated countries or places , if required , in the interest of public health.
” It allows the federal government to return those entering the country illegally or seeking asylum back to their country of origin in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus .
While the Trump administration has implemented a number of measures to deal with illegal immigration -- including the Migrant Protection Protocols ( MPP ) -- acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan testified to the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that the effect of the order has been dramatic .
“ Early on , after the order , we saw those trying to illegally enter our country drop by more than 50 percent from our pre-COVID numbers , ” he said , although he emphasized the CDC order was for public health , not immigration .
“ Rather than introduce the illegal aliens into our facilities , increasing exposure risk to our workforce and our country , CBP , because of this order , is returning approximately 95 percent of those that we @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transit , ” he said .
He testified that CBP now has an average of 150 to 200 migrants in custody , compared to the approximately 20,000 migrants in custody during the peak of the 2019 border crisis .
He also said that there has been a 70 percent drop in unaccompanied minors coming to the border .
The Trump administration reacted to the 2019 crisis by ramping up MPP in cooperation with the Mexican government , which allows migrants to be returned to Mexico to await their hearings .
It also signed @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Northern Triangle countries — Guatemala , El Salvador and Honduras — which it has also credited with lowering apprehensions and detentions by reducing pull factors that draw migrants north .
Morgan said that the driving force of the crisis , families from those countries , had dropped by 94 percent .
Since the pandemic , the administration has also increased the pace of construction of the wall at the southern border , which Morgan says is vital in stopping not only illegal immigrants -- but also the flow of illegal drugs across the @ @

Many observers predict that the new policy could become the new standard, even after the pandemic ends.
Fox News reports that the order to deport illegal immigrants apprehended entering the country began in March of this year:
The overwhelming majority of those trying to enter the country illegally are being "expeditiously" returned rather than put into detention, in part because of a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) order in March to combat the coronavirus crisis, the head of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) testified Thursday.
The CDC order, issued in late March in response to the coronavirus crisis, suspends “the introduction of persons from designated countries or places, if required, in the interest of public health.” It allows the federal government to return those entering the country illegally or seeking asylum back to their country of origin in order to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
While the Trump administration has implemented a number of measures to deal with illegal immigration -- including the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) -- acting CBP Commissioner Mark Morgan testified to the House Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee that the effect of the order has been dramatic.
“Early on, after the order, we saw those trying to illegally enter our country drop by more than 50 percent from our pre-COVID numbers,” he said, although he emphasized the CDC order was for public health, not immigration.
“Rather than introduce the illegal aliens into our facilities, increasing exposure risk to our workforce and our country, CBP, because of this order, is returning approximately 95 percent of those that we encounter expeditiously to the country of last transit,” he said.
He testified that CBP now has an average of 150 to 200 migrants in custody, compared to the approximately 20,000 migrants in custody during the peak of the 2019 border crisis. He also said that there has been a 70 percent drop in unaccompanied minors coming to the border.
The Trump administration reacted to the 2019 crisis by ramping up MPP in cooperation with the Mexican government, which allows migrants to be returned to Mexico to await their hearings. It also signed a series of asylum cooperation agreements with Northern Triangle countries — Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras — which it has also credited with lowering apprehensions and detentions by reducing pull factors that draw migrants north. Morgan said that the driving force of the crisis, families from those countries, had dropped by 94 percent.
Since the pandemic, the administration has also increased the pace of construction of the wall at the southern border, which Morgan says is vital in stopping not only illegal immigrants -- but also the flow of illegal drugs across the border.


welovetrump--2020-06-26--AG Barr Says Hundreds Of Investigations Into Rioters Underway

I was beginning to believe that anarchists across the country were going to get away with their mayhem scot-free .
At least if the local governments of these liberal cities were in charge of handling the situation .
Luckily for me , and those of us who value the rule of law , Attorney General William Barr says he is on the case !
As reported by The Daily Wire , AG Barr sat down with Ted Cruz & co-host Michael Knowles to discuss on “ The Verdict with Ted Cruz ” : Attorney General William Barr told “ Verdict @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Department of Justice has hundreds of investigations underway into the violent riots that have occurred across the country in recent weeks , including investigations into the far-left extremist organization Antifa .
“ The federal government is best positioned to address this kind of violence and lawlessness after it occurs because we don ’ t have FBI agents walking the beat , ” Barr said .
“ And in fact , when the real violence started around May 25 , 26 , and so forth , we started using our joint terrorist task @ @ @ @ @ @ @ are 35 of them around the country .
It involves all state and local in those jurisdictions and all the federal agencies .
And it ’ s the system we designed to follow terrorists .
And now they are starting to go full bore , cranking out investigations , indictments against the people who are involved in this violence.
” Barr said that they already had “ scores of indictments already ” against individuals who had been involved in the rioting and destruction of property .
Barr added that there are already approximately @ @ @ @ @ @ @ have occurred from the rioting .
”

I was beginning to believe that anarchists across the country were going to get away with their mayhem scot-free.
At least if the local governments of these liberal cities were in charge of handling the situation.
Luckily for me, and those of us who value the rule of law, Attorney General William Barr says he is on the case!
As reported by The Daily Wire, AG Barr sat down with Ted Cruz & co-host Michael Knowles to discuss on “The Verdict with Ted Cruz”:
Attorney General William Barr told “Verdict with Ted Cruz” this week that the Department of Justice has hundreds of investigations underway into the violent riots that have occurred across the country in recent weeks, including investigations into the far-left extremist organization Antifa. “The federal government is best positioned to address this kind of violence and lawlessness after it occurs because we don’t have FBI agents walking the beat,” Barr said. “And in fact, when the real violence started around May 25, 26, and so forth, we started using our joint terrorist task forces around the country. And there are 35 of them around the country. It involves all state and local in those jurisdictions and all the federal agencies. And it’s the system we designed to follow terrorists. And now they are starting to go full bore, cranking out investigations, indictments against the people who are involved in this violence.” Barr said that they already had “scores of indictments already” against individuals who had been involved in the rioting and destruction of property. Barr added that there are already approximately 500 investigations underway into the crimes that have occurred from the rioting.”


welovetrump--2020-06-26--Trump Calls Out BLM Leader Who Threatened to “Burn Down the System,” Says it’s Treason

President Donald Trump is firing back at Black Lives Matter leader Hawk Newsome after the latter was quoted on Wednesday @ @ @ @ @ doesn ’ t give us what we want , then we will burn down this @ @ @ @ @ While rioting and looting have become the norm over the last month , it has @ @ @ @ @ they can get away with anything they want , which includes making bold threats .
@ @ @ @ @ calling out Newsome for treason .

President Donald Trump is firing back at Black Lives Matter leader Hawk Newsome after the latter was quoted on Wednesday saying “If this country doesn’t give us what we want, then we will burn down this system and replace it.”
While rioting and looting have become the norm over the last month, it has unfortunately enboldened protesters into believing they can get away with anything they want, which includes making bold threats.
President Trump responded by correctly calling out Newsome for treason.


welovetrump--2020-06-27--Minneapolis City Council 12-0 Vote to Abolish Police Department After Death of George Floyd

What 's particularly alarming about this is that it was a unanimous decision .
While calls to `` defund the police '' have gained steam across the nation , they 've been largely viewed as far-left demands .
The fact that the Minneapolis city council unanimously voted to move forward with the proposal has alienated many independent and right-leaning voters .
The Daily Mail reports that the police would be replaced with a `` department of community safety and violence prevention . ''
Fortunately , the unanimous city council vote does n't mean that the police department will be definitely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ chance to vote on it in November , the Daily Mail confirms : The Minneapolis City Council on Friday unanimously approved a proposal to change the city charter to allow the police department to be dismantled , following mass public criticism of law enforcement over the killing of George Floyd .
The 12-0 vote is just the first step in a process that faces significant bureaucratic obstacles to make the November ballot , where the city 's voters would have the final say .
And it came amid a spate of recent shootings @ @ @ @ @ @ @ heightened many citizens´ concerns about talk of dismantling the department .
The proposed amendment next goes to a policy committee and to the city 's Charter Commission for a formal review , at which point citizens and city officials can also weigh in . '
I hope that the Charter Commission will recognize the moment that we are in and take our offer of support , however we can provide it , to expedite this process so that voters have a chance to have their voices heard on this important question and this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ' Council President Lisa Bender said .
The Minneapolis force has come under heavy pressure since Floyd , a black man in handcuffs , died May 25 after a police officer pressed his knee on his neck for nearly eight minutes .
Activists have long accused the department of being unable to change a racist and brutal culture , and earlier this month , a majority of the council proclaimed support for dismantling the department .
Jeremiah Ellison , a member of the council and the son of state Attorney General Keith Ellison @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charter has been a barrier to the kinds of changes that citizens have demanded .
Keith Ellison 's office is handling the prosecution of the four police officers charged in Floyd 's death .
Activists had long accused the department of being unable to change a racist and brutal culture , and earlier this month , a majority of the council proclaimed support for dismantling the department .
Doing so would first require amending the city charter .
Draft language of the amendment posted online would replace the department with a Department of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will have responsibility for public safety services prioritizing a holistic , public health-oriented approach . '
The amendment goes on to say the director of the new agency would have 'non-law-enforcement experience in community safety services , including but not limited to public health and/or restorative justice approaches . '
It also provides for a division of licensed peace officers , who would answer to the department 's director .
Council members who support the change are looking to seize on a groundswell of support for significant policing changes following Floyd 's death @ @ @ @ @ @ @ charter change on the November ballot , their next chance wo n't come until November 2021 , they say .
Rather than reforming the current systems which exist to protect ALL Americans , radical leftists appear hellbent on totally dismantling our way of life .
This November , we have a clear choice between President Trump , who stands firmly behind law and order ... .
And Sleepy Joe , who could easily be a puppet for the radical left .
Now is not the time to defund the police .
It 's @ @ @ @ @ @

What's particularly alarming about this is that it was a unanimous decision.
While calls to "defund the police" have gained steam across the nation, they've been largely viewed as far-left demands.
The fact that the Minneapolis city council unanimously voted to move forward with the proposal has alienated many independent and right-leaning voters.
The Daily Mail reports that the police would be replaced with a "department of community safety and violence prevention."
Fortunately, the unanimous city council vote doesn't mean that the police department will be definitely defunded.
The people will have a chance to vote on it in November, the Daily Mail confirms:
The Minneapolis City Council on Friday unanimously approved a proposal to change the city charter to allow the police department to be dismantled, following mass public criticism of law enforcement over the killing of George Floyd.
The 12-0 vote is just the first step in a process that faces significant bureaucratic obstacles to make the November ballot, where the city's voters would have the final say.
And it came amid a spate of recent shootings in Minnesota's largest city that have heightened many citizens´ concerns about talk of dismantling the department.
The proposed amendment next goes to a policy committee and to the city's Charter Commission for a formal review, at which point citizens and city officials can also weigh in.
'I hope that the Charter Commission will recognize the moment that we are in and take our offer of support, however we can provide it, to expedite this process so that voters have a chance to have their voices heard on this important question and this important moment in our city´s history,' Council President Lisa Bender said.
The Minneapolis force has come under heavy pressure since Floyd, a black man in handcuffs, died May 25 after a police officer pressed his knee on his neck for nearly eight minutes.
Activists have long accused the department of being unable to change a racist and brutal culture, and earlier this month, a majority of the council proclaimed support for dismantling the department.
Jeremiah Ellison, a member of the council and the son of state Attorney General Keith Ellison, said after the vote that the charter has been a barrier to the kinds of changes that citizens have demanded.
Keith Ellison's office is handling the prosecution of the four police officers charged in Floyd's death.
Activists had long accused the department of being unable to change a racist and brutal culture, and earlier this month, a majority of the council proclaimed support for dismantling the department.
Doing so would first require amending the city charter.
Draft language of the amendment posted online would replace the department with a Department of Community Safety and Violence Prevention, 'which will have responsibility for public safety services prioritizing a holistic, public health-oriented approach.'
The amendment goes on to say the director of the new agency would have 'non-law-enforcement experience in community safety services, including but not limited to public health and/or restorative justice approaches.'
It also provides for a division of licensed peace officers, who would answer to the department's director.
Council members who support the change are looking to seize on a groundswell of support for significant policing changes following Floyd's death.
If they don't get the charter change on the November ballot, their next chance won't come until November 2021, they say.


welovetrump--2020-06-28--AG William Barr Announces Task Force Targeting Anarchist Groups

Even though many hardcore progressives might like to see anti-government rioters cut the head off of every statue from here to Timbuktu , Attorney General William Barr has seen enough .
On Friday , our friends at Fox News reported his following announcement : In a memo released on Friday , Attorney General Bill Barr announced the formation of a Justice Department task force to combat anti-government extremist groups , such as Antifa and those who support the `` Boogaloo '' movement .
The document cites `` significant threats to the rule of law , '' and `` indefensible acts @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the formation of the group .
`` Amid peaceful demonstrations protected by the First Amendment , we have seen antigovernment extremists engaged in indefensible acts of violence designed to undermine public order , '' Barr wrote .
`` Among other lawless conduct , these extremists have violently attacked police officers and other government officials , destroyed public and private property , and threatened innocent people . ''
He added , `` Some pretend to profess a message of freedom and progress , but they are in fact forces of anarchy , destruction , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the anti-government extremist groups may be receiving funding from foreign entities , which are looking to sow seeds of chaos within the United States .
`` We have evidence that anti-government violent extremists — including those who support the 'Boogaloo , ' those who self-identify as Antifa , and others— will pose continuing threats of lawlessness , '' he explained .
`` Some of these violent extremists , moreover , may be fortified by foreign entities seeking to sow chaos and disorder in our country .
The Department of Justice will respond @ @ @ @ @ @ @ way we respond to other organized criminal or terrorist networks — by disrupting their violent activities and ultimately dismantling their capability to threaten the rule of law . ''

Even though many hardcore progressives might like to see anti-government rioters cut the head off of every statue from here to Timbuktu, Attorney General William Barr has seen enough.
On Friday, our friends at Fox News reported his following announcement:
In a memo released on Friday, Attorney General Bill Barr announced the formation of a Justice Department task force to combat anti-government extremist groups, such as Antifa and those who support the "Boogaloo" movement.
The document cites "significant threats to the rule of law," and "indefensible acts of violence" as the rationale behind the formation of the group.
"Amid peaceful demonstrations protected by the First Amendment, we have seen antigovernment extremists engaged in indefensible acts of violence designed to undermine public order," Barr wrote. "Among other lawless conduct, these extremists have violently attacked police officers and other government officials, destroyed public and private property, and threatened innocent people."
He added, "Some pretend to profess a message of freedom and progress, but they are in fact forces of anarchy, destruction, and coercion."
Barr claimed some of the anti-government extremist groups may be receiving funding from foreign entities, which are looking to sow seeds of chaos within the United States.
"We have evidence that anti-government violent extremists — including those who support the 'Boogaloo,' those who self-identify as Antifa, and others— will pose continuing threats of lawlessness," he explained. "Some of these violent extremists, moreover, may be fortified by foreign entities seeking to sow chaos and disorder in our country. The Department of Justice will respond to these violent groups in the same way we respond to other organized criminal or terrorist networks — by disrupting their violent activities and ultimately dismantling their capability to threaten the rule of law."


welovetrump--2020-06-27--Princeton Removes President Woodrow Wilson’s Name From Schools

And here is a statement , directly from Princeton , to their community : When I wrote to you on Monday morning , June 22 , I noted that the Princeton University Board of Trustees was discussing how the University could oppose racism and would soon convene a special meeting on that topic .
The meeting took place yesterday , June 26 .
On my recommendation , the board voted to change the names of both the School of Public and International Affairs and Wilson College .
As you will see from the board ’ s statement , the trustees @ @ @ @ @ @ @ thinking and policies make him an inappropriate namesake for a school or college whose scholars , students , and alumni must stand firmly against racism in all its forms .
As most of you know , the board previously considered whether to remove Wilson ’ s name after a group of student activists occupied my office in November 2015 .
The Wilson Legacy Review Committee conducted a thorough , deliberative process .
In April 2016 , it recommended a number of reforms to make this University more inclusive and more honest about its @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , however , left Wilson ’ s name on the School and the College .
The board reconsidered these conclusions this month as the tragic killings of George Floyd , Breonna Taylor , Ahmaud Arbery , and Rayshard Brooks drew renewed attention to the long and damaging history of racism in America .
Board Chair Weezie Sams ’ 79 and I spoke individually to members of the board , and it then met on June 26 .
The board continues to respect , as do I , the Wilson Legacy Review Committee ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ description of Wilson ’ s historical record and its “ presumption that names adopted by the trustees after full and thoughtful deliberation … will remain in place , especially when the original reasons for adopting the names remain valid.
” The board nevertheless concluded that the presumption should yield in this case because of considerations specific to Wilson ’ s racist policies and to how his name shapes the identities of the School and the College .
Wilson ’ s racism was significant and consequential even by the standards of his own time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after it had been racially integrated for decades , thereby taking America backward in its pursuit of justice .
He not only acquiesced in but added to the persistent practice of racism in this country , a practice that continues to do harm today .
Wilson ’ s segregationist policies make him an especially inappropriate namesake for a public policy school .
When a university names a school of public policy for a political leader , it inevitably suggests that the honoree is a model for students who study at the school .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ made clear that Wilson ’ s racism disqualifies him from that role .
In a nation that continues to struggle with racism , this University and its school of public and international affairs must stand clearly and firmly for equality and justice .
The School will now be known as “ The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.
” The University had already planned to close Wilson College and retire its name after opening two new residential colleges currently under construction .
Rather than ask students in the College to identify with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the next two years , the University will accelerate retirement of the name .
The College will instead be known as “ First College ” in recognition of its status as the first of the residential colleges that now play an essential role in the residential life of all Princeton undergraduates .
These conclusions may seem harsh to some .
Wilson remade Princeton , converting it from a sleepy college into a great research university .
Many of the virtues that distinguish Princeton today—including its research excellence and its preceptorial system—were in significant @ @ @ @ @ @ @ leadership .
He went on to the American presidency and received a Nobel Prize .
People will differ about how to weigh Wilson ’ s achievements and failures .
Part of our responsibility as a University is to preserve Wilson ’ s record in all of its considerable complexity .
Wilson is a different figure from , say , John C. Calhoun or Robert E. Lee , whose fame derives from their defenses of the Confederacy and slavery ( Lee was often honored for the very purpose of expressing sympathy for segregation and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ honored Wilson not because of , but without regard to or perhaps even in ignorance of , his racism .

And here is a statement, directly from Princeton, to their community:
When I wrote to you on Monday morning, June 22, I noted that the Princeton University Board of Trustees was discussing how the University could oppose racism and would soon convene a special meeting on that topic. The meeting took place yesterday, June 26. On my recommendation, the board voted to change the names of both the School of Public and International Affairs and Wilson College. As you will see from the board’s statement, the trustees concluded that Woodrow Wilson’s racist thinking and policies make him an inappropriate namesake for a school or college whose scholars, students, and alumni must stand firmly against racism in all its forms.
As most of you know, the board previously considered whether to remove Wilson’s name after a group of student activists occupied my office in November 2015. The Wilson Legacy Review Committee conducted a thorough, deliberative process. In April 2016, it recommended a number of reforms to make this University more inclusive and more honest about its history. The committee and the board, however, left Wilson’s name on the School and the College.
The board reconsidered these conclusions this month as the tragic killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and Rayshard Brooks drew renewed attention to the long and damaging history of racism in America. Board Chair Weezie Sams ’79 and I spoke individually to members of the board, and it then met on June 26.
The board continues to respect, as do I, the Wilson Legacy Review Committee’s process and report, including its description of Wilson’s historical record and its “presumption that names adopted by the trustees after full and thoughtful deliberation … will remain in place, especially when the original reasons for adopting the names remain valid.” The board nevertheless concluded that the presumption should yield in this case because of considerations specific to Wilson’s racist policies and to how his name shapes the identities of the School and the College.
Wilson’s racism was significant and consequential even by the standards of his own time. He segregated the federal civil service after it had been racially integrated for decades, thereby taking America backward in its pursuit of justice. He not only acquiesced in but added to the persistent practice of racism in this country, a practice that continues to do harm today.
Wilson’s segregationist policies make him an especially inappropriate namesake for a public policy school. When a university names a school of public policy for a political leader, it inevitably suggests that the honoree is a model for students who study at the school. This searing moment in American history has made clear that Wilson’s racism disqualifies him from that role. In a nation that continues to struggle with racism, this University and its school of public and international affairs must stand clearly and firmly for equality and justice. The School will now be known as “The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.”
The University had already planned to close Wilson College and retire its name after opening two new residential colleges currently under construction. Rather than ask students in the College to identify with the name of a racist president for the next two years, the University will accelerate retirement of the name. The College will instead be known as “First College” in recognition of its status as the first of the residential colleges that now play an essential role in the residential life of all Princeton undergraduates.
These conclusions may seem harsh to some. Wilson remade Princeton, converting it from a sleepy college into a great research university. Many of the virtues that distinguish Princeton today—including its research excellence and its preceptorial system—were in significant part the result of Wilson’s leadership. He went on to the American presidency and received a Nobel Prize. People will differ about how to weigh Wilson’s achievements and failures. Part of our responsibility as a University is to preserve Wilson’s record in all of its considerable complexity.
Wilson is a different figure from, say, John C. Calhoun or Robert E. Lee, whose fame derives from their defenses of the Confederacy and slavery (Lee was often honored for the very purpose of expressing sympathy for segregation and opposition to racial equality). Princeton honored Wilson not because of, but without regard to or perhaps even in ignorance of, his racism.


welovetrump--2020-06-27--White Macy’s Store Manager Assaulted By African-American Teen In Unprovoked Attack

Scour the pages of leberal mainstream news outlets and you ’ re sure to see the following : Toppled statues @ @ @ @ @ white on black hate crimes , and something comparing Donald Trump to Hitler .
Very @ @ @ @ @ cover the following , from Fox News : Michigan authorities have charged an 18-year-old black @ @ @ @ @ , ” caught-on-video assault of a white Macy ’ s manager , officials said .
@ @ @ @ @ Morris Township , faces one count of felony assault with intent to do great bodily @ @ @ @ @ the June 26 attack on the employee inside the Flint department store .
Palmer is @ @ @ @ @ “ This was an unprovoked attack on a Macy ’ s employee , ” said @ @ @ @ @ in a statement .
“ This behavior as seen on the video is unacceptable , @ @ @ @ @ it can not be allowed .
”

Scour the pages of leberal mainstream news outlets and you’re sure to see the following:
Toppled statues of old white racists, white on black hate crimes, and something comparing Donald Trump to Hitler.
Very rarely do they seem to cover the following, from Fox News:
Michigan authorities have charged an 18-year-old black man for the “unprovoked,” caught-on-video assault of a white Macy’s manager, officials said. Damire Palmer, of Mount Morris Township, faces one count of felony assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder for the June 26 attack on the employee inside the Flint department store. Palmer is still in the wind. “This was an unprovoked attack on a Macy’s employee,” said Genesee County Prosecutor David Leyton in a statement. “This behavior as seen on the video is unacceptable, it is criminal, and it cannot be allowed.”


welovetrump--2020-06-27--Mandatory Mask Order in Oregon County For Whites Only

Other exemptions include children under the age of 12 and people with particular medical conditions or disabilities .
The directive @ @ @ @ @ self-executing , '' and that no one should `` intimidate or harass '' those who @ @ @ @ @ Multnomah County to the north , there is n't an exception for people of color @ @ @ @ @ point out the possibility of racial profiling , according to CBS affiliate KOIN .
`` @ @ @ @ @ daily experience for people who are Black , Indigenous and people of color , '' @ @ @ @ @ website , according to KOIN .
`` Racism and racist reactions to Black , indigenous @ @ @ @ @ wearing face coverings is a reality .
And yet we know face coverings can help @ @ @ @ @ lives .
Multnomah County does not tolerate discrimination or violence toward individuals because of their @ @ @ @ @ . ''

Other exemptions include children under the age of 12 and people with particular medical conditions or disabilities.
The directive notes that it's "self-executing," and that no one should "intimidate or harass" those who don't comply.
In Multnomah County to the north, there isn't an exception for people of color — but the county does point out the possibility of racial profiling, according to CBS affiliate KOIN.
"Violence and discrimination are a daily experience for people who are Black, Indigenous and people of color," the county said on its website, according to KOIN. "Racism and racist reactions to Black, indigenous, and people of color wearing face coverings is a reality. And yet we know face coverings can help people stay healthy and save lives. Multnomah County does not tolerate discrimination or violence toward individuals because of their race, ethnicity or identity."


welovetrump--2020-06-29--Black Pastor:  “All the killing ain’t coming from white people…WE are killing one another!”

If we 're gon na argue logically , the argument 's got ta hold up on both sides ... .
All the killing in our community ai n't coming from white people .
Come on , say Amen if you can .
WE are killing one another .
Our own people are scared to get out at night in their own community ... ..they 're not scared of white people , they 're scared of young black boys on the street .
All the killing that 's going on , aint going on in River Oaks .
It 's going @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that 's named after Martin Luther King across America is riddled with crime and death !
In the name of a man who stood for non-violence !
The church has got to accept some responsibility .
Because we 're in here singing and shouting on Sunday morning ... .let 's get out of here and go tell that young black boy and that young black girl , we gon na teach you how to love yourself more than someone taught you to hate yourself .
Take your nasty pajamas off when you get @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Act like you got good sense !

Here is a partial transcript:
If we're gonna argue logically, the argument's gotta hold up on both sides....
All the killing in our community ain't coming from white people.
Come on, say Amen if you can.
WE are killing one another.
Our own people are scared to get out at night in their own community.....they're not scared of white people, they're scared of young black boys on the street.
Amen!
All the killing that's going on, aint going on in River Oaks.
It's going on in South Union.
On Martin Luther King.
Every street that's named after Martin Luther King across America is riddled with crime and death!
In the name of a man who stood for non-violence!
The church has got to accept some responsibility.
Because we're in here singing and shouting on Sunday morning....let's get out of here and go tell that young black boy and that young black girl, we gonna teach you how to love yourself more than someone taught you to hate yourself.
Pull your pants up!
Take your nasty pajamas off when you get up in the morning to go outside.
Act like you got good sense!
Talk like somebody's raising you!


welovetrump--2020-06-29--Aerial Footage Shows Thousands Closely Packed In Chicago For Pride Festival

For those who are interested , here is more information on the event that was held in Chicago , from the event website itself : Chicago 's Pride celebration consists of a full month of festivities and events , culimating with the annual Chicago Pride Parade .
The Pride festival takes place along North Halsted Street in the Boystown neighborhood on Saturday , June 20 , 2020 and Sunday , June 21 , 2020 .
Pride in the Park , takes over Chicago ’ s historic Grant Park on Saturday , June 27 , 2020 and Sunday , June 28 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ over a 21-block route through Chicago 's Uptown and Lakeview neighborhoods , including Boystown , on Sunday , June 28 , 2020 .
Richard William Pfeiffer , coordinator of the annual Chicago Pride Parade since 1974 and a member of Chicago 's Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame , died Sunday , October 6 , 2019 .
He was 70 .
`` One of our earliest and longest-serving activists , Rich Pfeiffer made history as he gave our community decades of committed , effective service , '' said Art Johnston , Sidetrack co-owner @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Under Rich 's year-round consistent leadership Chicago 's Gay Pride Parade grew from a few hundred participants and observers to thousands of marchers and over a million viewers , reflecting the amazing growth of our communities . ''
Pfeiffer watched Chicago 's first-ever parade in 1970 , was a volunteer marshal at the second , third and fourth parades , and he volunteered to be the coordinator at the fifth parade in 1974 .
He held the title through this year 's 50th annual Chicago Pride Parade .
When is Chicago Pride ?
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the weekend before the parade , Saturday and Sunday , June 20-21 , 2020 .
Pride in the Park is Saturday , June 27 , 2020 and Sunday , June 28 , 2020 , and the Chicago Pride Parade steps off on Sunday , June 28 , 2020 .
Events : The Parade The 51st annual Chicago Pride Parade marches through the city 's Boystown neighborhood with the annual parade kicking off at noon on Sunday , June 28 , 2020 , at Montrose Avenue and Broadway in the Uptown neighborhood .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ through the north side of the city , ending near the intersection of Diversey Parkway and Sheridan Road in Lincoln Park .
Pride Month in June highlights Chicago 's vibrant LGBT community .
The energy in the city peaks on Pride Weekend , which falls on the last weekend of June each year to commemorate the Stonewall Riots .
The annual parade marks the uprising , outside New York ’ s landmark Stonewall Inn , which began the Gay Rights Movement .
During Chicago Pride Fest the weekend prior , stages of music @ @ @ @ @ @ @ will be available to enjoy .
In the evening the revelers will pour into Boystown clubs and party into the wee hours of the night .
The roar of the crowd heralds the start of the Pride Parade , a dazzling cavalcade of diversity .
The streets are lined 30 – 40 people deep in spots as over 1 million people cheer the contingents on and enjoy the show , culture and experience !
For the liveliest viewing spots head to the Boystown section of North Halsted Street , between Belmont Avenue and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a less crowded area to view the parade , look for your viewing spots north of Irving Park Road , along Broadway or further along Broadway between Belmont Avenue and Diversey Parkway .

For those who are interested, here is more information on the event that was held in Chicago, from the event website itself:
Chicago's Pride celebration consists of a full month of festivities and events, culimating with the annual Chicago Pride Parade. The Pride festival takes place along North Halsted Street in the Boystown neighborhood on Saturday, June 20, 2020 and Sunday, June 21, 2020. Pride in the Park, takes over Chicago’s historic Grant Park on Saturday, June 27, 2020 and Sunday, June 28, 2020. The parade takes place over a 21-block route through Chicago's Uptown and Lakeview neighborhoods, including Boystown, on Sunday, June 28, 2020.
Richard William Pfeiffer, coordinator of the annual Chicago Pride Parade since 1974 and a member of Chicago's Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame, died Sunday, October 6, 2019. He was 70.
"One of our earliest and longest-serving activists, Rich Pfeiffer made history as he gave our community decades of committed, effective service," said Art Johnston, Sidetrack co-owner and co-founder of Equality Illinois. "Under Rich's year-round consistent leadership Chicago's Gay Pride Parade grew from a few hundred participants and observers to thousands of marchers and over a million viewers, reflecting the amazing growth of our communities."
Pfeiffer watched Chicago's first-ever parade in 1970, was a volunteer marshal at the second, third and fourth parades, and he volunteered to be the coordinator at the fifth parade in 1974. He held the title through this year's 50th annual Chicago Pride Parade.
When is Chicago Pride?
The Chicago PrideFest two-day celebration takes place the weekend before the parade, Saturday and Sunday, June 20-21, 2020. Pride in the Park is Saturday, June 27, 2020 and Sunday, June 28, 2020, and the Chicago Pride Parade steps off on Sunday, June 28, 2020.
Events: The Parade
The 51st annual Chicago Pride Parade marches through the city's Boystown neighborhood with the annual parade kicking off at noon on Sunday, June 28, 2020, at Montrose Avenue and Broadway in the Uptown neighborhood. The parade winds (map) its way through the north side of the city, ending near the intersection of Diversey Parkway and Sheridan Road in Lincoln Park. Pride Month in June highlights Chicago's vibrant LGBT community. The energy in the city peaks on Pride Weekend, which falls on the last weekend of June each year to commemorate the Stonewall Riots.
The annual parade marks the uprising, outside New York’s landmark Stonewall Inn, which began the Gay Rights Movement. During Chicago Pride Fest the weekend prior, stages of music, exhibitors, great food and drinks will be available to enjoy. In the evening the revelers will pour into Boystown clubs and party into the wee hours of the night.
The roar of the crowd heralds the start of the Pride Parade, a dazzling cavalcade of diversity. The streets are lined 30 – 40 people deep in spots as over 1 million people cheer the contingents on and enjoy the show, culture and experience! For the liveliest viewing spots head to the Boystown section of North Halsted Street, between Belmont Avenue and Grace Street. If you are seeking a less crowded area to view the parade, look for your viewing spots north of Irving Park Road, along Broadway or further along Broadway between Belmont Avenue and Diversey Parkway.


welovetrump--2020-06-29--Key Mueller Witness George Nader Sentenced To TEN YEARS In Prison For Child Sex Crimes

As I say so often these days ... . ''
these people are sick ! ''
Here 's CNN referring to him as a `` lifelong pedophile '' ... .charming : George Nader , a key witness in the Russia investigation , pleaded guilty Monday to two sex crimes involving minors .
During an hour-long court hearing , Nader admitted that he brought an underage boy to the US for sex , and that he possessed child pornography depicting sexual abuse of toddlers .
Both of these crimes occurred years before Nader worked his way into President Donald Trump 's @ @ @ @ @ @ @ he served as an informal foreign policy adviser and attended high-level meetings .
Nader , 60 , will be sentenced in April .
He has been in jail since June , after a judge ruled that he was too dangerous to be released on bail , and wore a green jail uniform during the hearing in Monday .
The child pornography charge carries a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison .
Under the terms of a plea deal , the Justice Department agreed to recommend that Nader only receive that minimum 10-year @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ultimately be decided by federal Judge Leonie Brinkema .
A Middle East specialist with connections to powerful figures throughout the region , Nader became an informal foreign policy adviser to the Trump transition after the 2016 election .
He attended meetings during the presidential transition with Trump 's son-in-law Jared Kushner , former chief strategist Steve Bannon and former national security adviser Michael Flynn .
These meetings later fell under the shadow of the Russia investigation , and Nader became an important cooperator for special counsel Robert Mueller 's investigation into Russian meddling @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Trump transition and a senior Russian government official , and his testimony was ultimately cited dozens of times in the Mueller report .
He is cited extensively in the portions of the report about the Seychelles meeting between Trump supporter Erik Prince and a Russian banker with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin .
His testimony about his role in the secret January 2017 liaison undercut Prince 's claims that the meeting was a random encounter and that it was not coordinated with anyone from the Trump transition .
In January @ @ @ @ @ @ @ stopped Nader at Dulles International Airport outside of Washington , DC , to question him in the Russia probe .
While examining his phones , the FBI agents found a dozen sexually explicit videos of underage boys , according to court records .
That 's what led to his indictment last year on charges for transporting child pornography .
Those charges were dismissed on Monday .
In previous court hearings , prosecutors have described Nader as a lifelong pedophile .
He pleaded guilty in 1991 to transporting child pornography , and he was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of sexual crimes that included hands-on contact with several underage boys .
One of those victims appears to be the same underage boy that Nader brought to the US for `` commercial sex '' in 2000 .

As I say so often these days...."these people are sick!"
Here's CNN referring to him as a "lifelong pedophile"....charming:
George Nader, a key witness in the Russia investigation, pleaded guilty Monday to two sex crimes involving minors.
During an hour-long court hearing, Nader admitted that he brought an underage boy to the US for sex, and that he possessed child pornography depicting sexual abuse of toddlers.
Both of these crimes occurred years before Nader worked his way into President Donald Trump's orbit after the 2016 election, when he served as an informal foreign policy adviser and attended high-level meetings.
Nader, 60, will be sentenced in April. He has been in jail since June, after a judge ruled that he was too dangerous to be released on bail, and wore a green jail uniform during the hearing in Monday. The child pornography charge carries a minimum sentence of 10 years in prison. Under the terms of a plea deal, the Justice Department agreed to recommend that Nader only receive that minimum 10-year term, though Nader's sentence will ultimately be decided by federal Judge Leonie Brinkema.
A Middle East specialist with connections to powerful figures throughout the region, Nader became an informal foreign policy adviser to the Trump transition after the 2016 election. He attended meetings during the presidential transition with Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner, former chief strategist Steve Bannon and former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
These meetings later fell under the shadow of the Russia investigation, and Nader became an important cooperator for special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian meddling. Nader provided information about contacts between the Trump transition and a senior Russian government official, and his testimony was ultimately cited dozens of times in the Mueller report.
He is cited extensively in the portions of the report about the Seychelles meeting between Trump supporter Erik Prince and a Russian banker with close ties to Russian President Vladimir Putin. His testimony about his role in the secret January 2017 liaison undercut Prince's claims that the meeting was a random encounter and that it was not coordinated with anyone from the Trump transition.
In January 2018, FBI agents working for Mueller stopped Nader at Dulles International Airport outside of Washington, DC, to question him in the Russia probe. While examining his phones, the FBI agents found a dozen sexually explicit videos of underage boys, according to court records. That's what led to his indictment last year on charges for transporting child pornography. Those charges were dismissed on Monday.
In previous court hearings, prosecutors have described Nader as a lifelong pedophile. He pleaded guilty in 1991 to transporting child pornography, and he was convicted in the Czech Republic in 2003 of sexual crimes that included hands-on contact with several underage boys. One of those victims appears to be the same underage boy that Nader brought to the US for "commercial sex" in 2000.


welovetrump--2020-06-28--Sen. Tim Scott Blasts Pelosi: “The Most Outrageous, Sinful Comment…Period.”

Democratic Despot of the House , Nancy Pelosi , shamefully tried putting the Republican Party on the hook for the murder of George Floyd , much to the disgust of Senator Tim Scott .
Here ’ s what she said , according to our friends at Fox News : Pelosi , D-Calif. , speaking to CBS News Radio correspondent Steve Futterman , said Senate Republicans ’ reform proposals in the wake of Floyd ’ s in-custody death in Minneapolis were “ unsalvageable ” and won ’ t make “ any difference.
” Specifically , Pelosi said Democrats want a total @ @ @ @ @ @ @ William Barr has also suggested he would support .
But , Pelosi said , some Republicans are waffling on the issue .
“ For something to happen , they ’ re going to have to face the realities of police brutalities , the realities of the need for justice in policing , and the recognition that there ’ s many good people in law enforcement , but not all .
And that we have to address those concerns , ” she said .
“ So , when they admit that , and have @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — but so far they were trying to get away with murder , actually — the murder of George Floyd , ” Pelosi continued .
”

Revered Civil Rights activist, Nany Pelo….
Wait that doesn’t sound right.
Democratic Despot of the House, Nancy Pelosi, shamefully tried putting the Republican Party on the hook for the murder of George Floyd, much to the disgust of Senator Tim Scott.
Here’s what she said, according to our friends at Fox News:
Pelosi, D-Calif., speaking to CBS News Radio correspondent Steve Futterman, said Senate Republicans’ reform proposals in the wake of Floyd’s in-custody death in Minneapolis were “unsalvageable” and won’t make “any difference.” Specifically, Pelosi said Democrats want a total ban on chokeholds, which Attorney General William Barr has also suggested he would support. But, Pelosi said, some Republicans are waffling on the issue. “For something to happen, they’re going to have to face the realities of police brutalities, the realities of the need for justice in policing, and the recognition that there’s many good people in law enforcement, but not all. And that we have to address those concerns,” she said. “So, when they admit that, and have some suggestions that are worthy of consideration — but so far they were trying to get away with murder, actually — the murder of George Floyd,” Pelosi continued.”


welovetrump--2020-07-01--CNN’s Chris Cuomo Sides With BLM Mob in Interview with Mark McCloskey

Mark McCloskey , the man who defended his home from protestors who allegedly broke into his gated community and hurled @ @ @ @ @ his wife , was interviewed by CNN ’ s Chris Cuomo .
As you might @ @ @ @ @ interview with accusatory and presumptive questions , indicating with clarity that he sided with the @ @ @ @ @ .
Throughout the interview , Cuomo was dismissive of McCloskey ’ s claims of being @ @ @ @ @ , and reiterated claims McCloskey was now the “ face of political resistance to the @ @ @ @ @

Mark McCloskey, the man who defended his home from protestors who allegedly broke into his gated community and hurled verbal threats towards he and his wife, was interviewed by CNN’s Chris Cuomo.
As you might expect, Cuomo started the interview with accusatory and presumptive questions, indicating with clarity that he sided with the tresspassers rather than the homeowner.
Throughout the interview, Cuomo was dismissive of McCloskey’s claims of being in fear for his safety, and reiterated claims McCloskey was now the “face of political resistance to the Black Lives Matter movement.


welovetrump--2020-07-01--Oops! Biden Reveals He Had “List” of Reporters to Call on During First Presser in Months

During his 30 minute press briefing , Joe Biden took only 15 questions from press .
Though the media has been hostile towards President Trump , he has never shied away from the press .
Instead , Trump seems to relish the questions that are thrown at him .
Meanwhile , The Hill confirms that this is Biden 's first time holding a press conference in nearly 3 months : Presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden took questions from reporters at a press conference for the first time in almost three months on Tuesday , giving new insight into his views @ @ @ @ @ @ @ around race in the U.S. Biden took 15 questions over the course of 30 minutes inside a gymnasium in Wilmington , Del.
, where a small group of socially distanced reporters were given access to his speech on how to address the coronavirus pandemic .
The former vice president has given scores of interviews to individual media outlets since the coronavirus lockdown began in late March , many of them with local broadcast affiliates .
He recently started keeping a light travel schedule with speeches and roundtable events in Texas and Pennsylvania .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ the first time Biden has responded to questions from the campaign ’ s traveling press corps in 89 days .
CBS News correspondent Ed O ’ Keefe told Biden that “ we all hope that you continue to do this through November as often as possible.
” The lack of press conferences has become a point of tension with the Trump campaign , which has been blasting out emails demanding Biden take questions from the press and suggesting topics the media should be asking .
President Trump and his allies have grown frustrated @ @ @ @ @ @ @ lead in the polls over the past three months while keeping a relatively low profile .
Biden did not face many difficult questions on Tuesday .
He was primarily asked to respond to controversies involving Trump , allowing him to pivot to criticism of the president over his handling of the coronavirus and reports that the president did not act on intelligence showing that Russia offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants targeting U.S. troops .
However , Biden ’ s response to how the government should handle protesters seeking to topple statues was revealing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ activist base .
Biden said the federal government has a responsibility to protect statues and monuments of historical figures such as George Washington , Thomas Jefferson and Christopher Columbus .
President Trump 's allies suggest that the only reason Biden is polling stronger than Trump nationally is because he has avoided scrutiny .
By staying in his basement and refusing to hold a press conference , Biden has remained out of the spotlight .
Now , as Biden returns to the national stage , everyone will be focused on his mental acuity and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ land .
The voters will have to choose between a fumbling Joe Biden and a decisive , strong President Trump .

Ever since COVID-19 dominated the headlines, Joe Biden has remained out of the spotlight.
Many conservative commentators have even mocked Biden for "hiding in his basement."
Today, the former vice president held his first press briefing in months.
The presser was met with mixed reviews and plenty of "friendly" questions.
But sharp eyes and ears quickly caught the moment when Biden revealed that he was given a "list" of reporters that he was instructed to call on.
The Trump re-election campaign posted the video to their "Trump War Room" YouTube channel.
See the revealing moment here:


welovetrump--2020-07-01--DOW Posts Best Quarter Since 1987; “V-Shape Recovery” Looking More Likely from COVID-19 Lows

The Dow has officially posted its best quarter since 1987 as stocks recover from their COVID-19 lows .
Many financial @ @ @ @ @ would be quick , as the fundamentals of the U.S. economy were strong .
After @ @ @ @ @ for the sudden economic decline was n't because of policy .
Rather , it was @ @ @ @ @ the spread of the novel coronavirus .
Now , even as states are slowly and @ @ @ @ @ is setting new records .
This includes the strongest quarter ever since 1987 .
While @ @ @ @ @ to tell , this indicates that a V-shape recovery could be very likely , boosting @ @ @ @ @ re-election in November .
More details on this HUGE economic news below :

The 2020 stock market is ROARING!
The Dow has officially posted its best quarter since 1987 as stocks recover from their COVID-19 lows.
Many financial experts suggested that the recovery would be quick, as the fundamentals of the U.S. economy were strong.
After all, the only reason for the sudden economic decline wasn't because of policy.
Rather, it was the forcible shutdown to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus.
Now, even as states are slowly and safely reopening, the Dow is setting new records. This includes the strongest quarter ever since 1987.
While it's far too early to tell, this indicates that a V-shape recovery could be very likely, boosting President Trump's chances at re-election in November.
More details on this HUGE economic news below:


welovetrump--2020-07-01--Biden Agrees to 3 Debates; Says “Constantly Tested” for Mental Declines and “I Can Hardly Wait”

Biden 's comments came after a reporter asked him if he was already preparing for the debates .
Many observers are eager to see how Biden stacks up against President Trump , who is known for his strong attacks , on stage .
According to Breitbart , Biden is eager for the debates and has committed to attending all three : Joe Biden said on Tuesday he was eager to face off against President Donald Trump ahead of the general election , committing publicly to the customary three debates utilized in years prior .
“ I can hardly wait , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ after a speech lambasting Trump ’ s handling of the coronavirus pandemic while in Wilmington , Delaware .
The remark was in response to a reporter asking Biden if he had begun preparing already for the debates .
Later when asked by another reporter if he would commit to doing the customary three debates between the presidential candidates , Biden asserted he would take part , even stating that he was “ looking forward to them.
” Biden ’ s commitment comes less than a week after his campaign informed the Presidential Debate @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to take part in more than three debates .
The president , who had initially flirted with the idea of skipping the events in general , had made an aggressive push for more debates , with less formal rules .
Trump , in particular , sought to decrease the role of moderators , allowing each candidate more time to discuss their agenda and priorities before a national audience .
In turning down the request for more debates , Jennifer O ’ Malley Dillon , Biden ’ s campaign manager , accused the president @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from his handling of the COVID-19 crisis .
National polls suggest that Biden is currently ahead of Trump nationwide .
However , President Trump has remained largely silent during the national unrest in the aftermath of George Floyd 's death .
Biden has also remained out of the spotlight , so the media scrutiny has been off of him .
Much will change in the next few weeks , however , as both candidates hit the campaign trail .
Trump will have the opportunity to finally define Joe Biden as the ultimate Washington @ @ @ @ @ @ @ acuity will be under scrutiny , especially on the debate stage .

It's official.
Former vice president Joe Biden has agreed to the customary 3 debates against President Trump.
After the DNC announced that it was moving to a largely "digital" or "virtual convention," there was a lot of speculation as to whether Biden would agree to the customary 3 in-person debates against Trump.
It appears that the answer is, "Yes."
Biden also boasted that he is "constantly tested" for mental decline and suggested he has a greater "cognitive ability" against President Trump.
In regards to the debates, Biden also added that he can hardly wait.
More details below:


welovetrump--2020-07-01--St. Louis Couple That Defended Property with Guns Makes Statement, Supports BLM

If the left has its way and the police get defunded , it ’ ll result in absolute anarchy where it ’ s every man and woman for themselves .
When there ’ s no one to call , it ’ ll be up to you to defend your property in any way that you can .
Take the recently famous St. Louis couple for example .
As BLM protesters stormed their neighborhood , they grabbed their guns and defended their home from the front yard .
Now , they ’ ve broken their silence regarding the matter and it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ In something of a surprise twist on an already bizarre story , the St. Louis couple who pointed guns at protesters walking by their Central West End mansion during a march to the mayor ’ s house yesterday have released a statement in support of those protesters .
The statement , released through their attorney , Al Watkins , aims to “ set the record straight ” regarding the incident , which was captured on film from multiple angles and has since become national news .
“ The peaceful protesters were not the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ McCloskeys , ” the statement says in part .
“ To the contrary , they were expecting and supportive of the message of the protesters.
” The statement claims that the McCloskeys were “ in fear of imminent harm , ” however , due to “ the actions of a few individuals who chose to exploit the otherwise peaceful protest ” with “ actions of violence , destruction of property and acts of threatening aggression.
” “ The Black Lives Matters movement is here to stay , it is the right message , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Watkins says in the statement .
“ The McCloskeys want to make sure no one thinks less of BLM , its message and the means it is employing to get its message out because of the actions of a few white individuals who tarnished a peaceful protest.
” A police report which lists the McCloskeys as victims gives their account of the incident : The victims stated they were on their property when they heard a loud commotion coming from the street .
When the victims went to investigate the commotion , they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ break an iron gate marked with “ No Trespassing ” and “ Private Street ” signs .
Once through the gate , the victims advised the group that they were on a private street and trespassing and told them to leave .
The group began yelling obscenities and threats of harm to both victims .
When the victims observed multiple subjects who were armed , they then armed themselves and contacted police .
The investigation is ongoing .
That account , however , is at odds with the video evidence .
In a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on social media , the large and loud crowd of protesters can be seen entering the gated neighborhood not by smashing a gate , but rather by opening it .
The gate is opened by the first protester at the seven-second mark of the video , and more protesters file in behind him .
Within seconds , Mark McCloskey ’ s voice can be heard screaming from a house to the protesters ’ right , announcing that this is private property and yelling , “ Get the hell out of my neighborhood !
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ person filming the video remarks that McCloskey has a gun .
That would mean , if the account they told police is to be believed , it took a grand total of , at most , fifteen seconds from the moment they allegedly watched protesters break down a gate ( which , again , they had not broken down but rather opened and walked through ) for the following things to happen : - “ [ T ] he victims advised the group that they were on a private street and trespassing and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The group began yelling obscenities and threats of harm to both victims.
” - “ [ T ] he victims observed multiple subjects who were armed , they then armed themselves .
”

If the left has its way and the police get defunded, it’ll result in absolute anarchy where it’s every man and woman for themselves.
When there’s no one to call, it’ll be up to you to defend your property in any way that you can.
Take the recently famous St. Louis couple for example.
As BLM protesters stormed their neighborhood, they grabbed their guns and defended their home from the front yard.
Now, they’ve broken their silence regarding the matter and it may not be what you expected.
Here’s the details from Rivefront Times:
In something of a surprise twist on an already bizarre story, the St. Louis couple who pointed guns at protesters walking by their Central West End mansion during a march to the mayor’s house yesterday have released a statement in support of those protesters. The statement, released through their attorney, Al Watkins, aims to “set the record straight” regarding the incident, which was captured on film from multiple angles and has since become national news. “The peaceful protesters were not the subject of scorn or disdain by the McCloskeys,” the statement says in part. “To the contrary, they were expecting and supportive of the message of the protesters.” The statement claims that the McCloskeys were “in fear of imminent harm,” however, due to “the actions of a few individuals who chose to exploit the otherwise peaceful protest” with “actions of violence, destruction of property and acts of threatening aggression.” “The Black Lives Matters movement is here to stay, it is the right message, and it is about time,” Watkins says in the statement. “The McCloskeys want to make sure no one thinks less of BLM, its message and the means it is employing to get its message out because of the actions of a few white individuals who tarnished a peaceful protest.” A police report which lists the McCloskeys as victims gives their account of the incident: The victims stated they were on their property when they heard a loud commotion coming from the street. When the victims went to investigate the commotion, they observed a large group of subjects forcefully break an iron gate marked with “No Trespassing” and “Private Street” signs. Once through the gate, the victims advised the group that they were on a private street and trespassing and told them to leave. The group began yelling obscenities and threats of harm to both victims. When the victims observed multiple subjects who were armed, they then armed themselves and contacted police. The investigation is ongoing. That account, however, is at odds with the video evidence. In a clip from a livestream that was shared on social media, the large and loud crowd of protesters can be seen entering the gated neighborhood not by smashing a gate, but rather by opening it. The gate is opened by the first protester at the seven-second mark of the video, and more protesters file in behind him. Within seconds, Mark McCloskey’s voice can be heard screaming from a house to the protesters’ right, announcing that this is private property and yelling, “Get the hell out of my neighborhood!” At the 22-second mark, the person filming the video remarks that McCloskey has a gun. That would mean, if the account they told police is to be believed, it took a grand total of, at most, fifteen seconds from the moment they allegedly watched protesters break down a gate (which, again, they had not broken down but rather opened and walked through) for the following things to happen: -“[T]he victims advised the group that they were on a private street and trespassing and told them to leave.” -“The group began yelling obscenities and threats of harm to both victims.” -“[T]he victims observed multiple subjects who were armed, they then armed themselves.”
After the incident, the McCloskey’s received an outpouring of support on Twitter over their brave move:


welovetrump--2020-06-30--CHOP Barriers in Seattle Being Cleared By City Crews

A crew used heavy machinery to remove the concrete barriers at 10th and East Pine Street .
Seattle Police officers @ @ @ @ @ to assist crews in case protesters intervened .
Protesters almost immediately began to construct a @ @ @ @ @ concrete barrier ’ s place , moving furniture , trash cans and plywood into the @ @ @ @ @ traffic into the area .
As of Tuesday morning , no plans had been set @ @ @ @ @ other concrete barriers in front of the abandoned East Precinct , according to Seattle Police @ @ @ @ @ .
Monday marked the fourth shooting near the CHOP zone since the occupation began three @ @ @ @ @ boy was killed and a 14-year-old boy remained hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting @ @ @ @ @ and Pine around 3 a.m .

A crew used heavy machinery to remove the concrete barriers at 10th and East Pine Street. Seattle Police officers were also at the scene to assist crews in case protesters intervened.
Protesters almost immediately began to construct a makeshift barricade to take the concrete barrier’s place, moving furniture, trash cans and plywood into the road to continue to block traffic into the area.
As of Tuesday morning, no plans had been set in place to remove the other concrete barriers in front of the abandoned East Precinct, according to Seattle Police Department Assistant Chief Adrian Diaz.
Monday marked the fourth shooting near the CHOP zone since the occupation began three weeks ago.
A 16-year-old boy was killed and a 14-year-old boy remained hospitalized in critical condition after a shooting on 12th Avenue between Pike and Pine around 3 a.m.


welovetrump--2020-06-30--Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany Calls Out New York Times’ False Claims

McEnany wrapped up the press briefing by slamming the Times ' `` absolutely irresponsible decision '' to `` falsely report @ @ @ @ @ briefed .
`` I really think that it 's time for The New York Times @ @ @ @ @ themselves why they 've been wrong , so wrong , so often , '' McEnany @ @ @ @ @ York Times falsely claimed that Paul Manafort asked for polling data to be passed along @ @ @ @ @ to issue a correction .
In June 2017 , The New York Times falsely wrote @ @ @ @ @ agreed on Russian interference before having to issue a correction that it was only four @ @

McEnany wrapped up the press briefing by slamming the Times' "absolutely irresponsible decision" to "falsely report" that the president was briefed.
"I really think that it's time for The New York Times to step back and ask themselves why they've been wrong, so wrong, so often," McEnany said. "The New York Times falsely claimed that Paul Manafort asked for polling data to be passed along to Oleg Deripaska before having to issue a correction. In June 2017, The New York Times falsely wrote all 17 intel agencies had agreed on Russian interference before having to issue a correction that it was only four agencies.


welovetrump--2020-06-30--Iran Puts Warrant On President Trump; Terrorist State Wants “Justice” For Soleimani

The leaders of Iran wo n't be attending a Defund The Police rally anytime soon .
They need all the help they can get with their new arrest warrants related to the drone killing of Terrorist in Chief , Qasem Soleimani .
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for US President Donald Trump over the drone strike that killed a top Iranian general in January , the semi-official Fars news agency reported Monday .
Trump is one of 36 people Iran has issued arrest warrants for in relation to the death of Qasem Soleimani , commander of the Islamic Revolution @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to Fars , but the Tehran attorney general Ali Alqasi Mehr said Trump was at the top of the list .
Mehr claimed Trump would be prosecuted as soon as he stands down presidency after his term ends , Fars reported .
Iran also said it had asked Interpol to issue a Red Notice for these 36 individuals , semi-official state news agency ISNA reported , though it was unlikely that Interpol would grant the request .
In a statement to CNN , Interpol said it `` would not consider requests of this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was not in accordance with its rules and constitution , which states `` it is strictly forbidden for the organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political , military , religious or racial character . ''

The leaders of Iran won't be attending a Defund The Police rally anytime soon.
They need all the help they can get with their new arrest warrants related to the drone killing of Terrorist in Chief, Qasem Soleimani.
CNN reports on the country's lofty legal ambitions:
Iran has issued an arrest warrant for US President Donald Trump over the drone strike that killed a top Iranian general in January, the semi-official Fars news agency reported Monday.
Trump is one of 36 people Iran has issued arrest warrants for in relation to the death of Qasem Soleimani, commander of the Islamic Revolution Guard Corps (IRGC), according to Fars, but the Tehran attorney general Ali Alqasi Mehr said Trump was at the top of the list.
Mehr claimed Trump would be prosecuted as soon as he stands down presidency after his term ends, Fars reported.
Iran also said it had asked Interpol to issue a Red Notice for these 36 individuals, semi-official state news agency ISNA reported, though it was unlikely that Interpol would grant the request.
In a statement to CNN, Interpol said it "would not consider requests of this nature." It explained that it was not in accordance with its rules and constitution, which states "it is strictly forbidden for the organization to undertake any intervention or activities of a political, military, religious or racial character."